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Versions specific subfolders are no longer a thing. Use the game directory option in the launcher. -
"Panel" is very very vague. Anyways the docs are already out there you can find it. However we're not going to help you bypass the main source of revenue that pays for the servers that people like you use to download forge. So ya... No.
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Hi, I am struggling to get forge on my Mac to run since every time I press play it crashes and said unexpected issue. Do please tell me what to do because I am very dumb. -
By PacketNarc · Posted
You can’t access the main thread from external to the Java heap. Today anyway. There’s no feasible way to apply Web 2.0 type micro service user interaction concepts, with Minecraft. What you’re describing are just plug-ins external to the server runtime, which is like side loading hooks the same way that was done with vanilla plugins on those other modded servers. This behavior is somewhat successfully accomplished in platforms like Unity with a C# / dotNet API that runs an xml watchdog looking for calls. You can push modification to the running code to some degree, by updating the xml with CRUD processes. This opens the door to the possibility of modifying environmental and player centric behaviors inside the realm. That are isolated to specific entity’s or voxels. There is no provision for being able to do this in Minecraft because those knobs are loaded and registered at launch. Coincidently it’s also why well written Java mods are harder to exploit than the RESTful mods are. less exposure to the runtime / user space. This is why we can’t just push all mods to the client when they log in, and why we have to bounce the server when we add objects. cuz, Java... -
Yeah, no I don't care minecraft works fine and I got the server worjing
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